1964_11 The Daily Collegian November 1964

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The Collegian
Thursday, November 19, 1964
Bocko, Thomsen Sizzle (35-30)
In High Scoring Intrasquad Mix
Intramural Bowling Loop
Sigma Chi, .Sigma Alpha
Epsllon and Lambda Chi Alpha
are pacing toe intramural bowling   ]
>cond place In League A
9-6 records, and SAE 3
d place to League B
y RON E
lidllfter   against  Nevada  looms
n Bocko whipped
ln 35 points last night to pace
the Red team to a rousing 111-
87 win over the Blues to an In¬
trasquad basketball mixer.
Bocko shrugged off a so-so
first half and pitched ln 24 sec¬
ond half markers to snatch game
scoring honors from 6-4 forward
Loren  Thompsen.  Thompsen, a
marks whUe connecting on 13 of
17 field goals.
Both teams were sizzling ln toe
shooting department as evidenced
ie 58% combined game
age.
Coach  Harry Millei
ls  rapidly rounding li
BOB'S
Expert Haircuts
Cor. N. Cedar
Last year's leading scorer,
Maury Talbot, ls currently nurs¬
ing a recurring back Injury and ls
not expected back In action until
Monday. Tommy McFerson ls
also ailing, having missed five
straight   practices   but  will  be
Aside from Bocko's eyeopen-
lng shooting stint, the lnter-team
mishmash also previewed
Miller's backcourt aces and put
a couple of transfers In toe
limelight.
Lanky Lonnle Hughey, the prize
plum ln the off season recruiting
session, responded with his usual
fine floorgame,contributing 12of
23 fielders and twoof three char¬
ity tosses for 26 points. The 6*7
plvotman also snared 13 rebounds
to  tie  for game honors ln that
Bob Jensen also exhibited a
fine eye from toe outside as he
clicked on 10 of 14 shots and half
of his free throw attempts for 24
digits. Muscular Calvin Jones, a
key reserve, dumped ln 18polnts
while clearing 13 caroms.
First team guard Mary Sharp
•      onlylli
In last week's competition, Slg-   '
and  SAE 2 are   ma CM 1 had toe highest series
In League A wlto   In League A wlto a total of 1,658
—"-Ja Chi   pins,  and Alpha Gamma Rho 1
Alpha leads League B
petlng ln the two leagues.
Theta Chi 1, Alpha Kappa Psl
1   and  Homan 1 are deadlocked
a glittering floor game. The
ir floor ace made toe offense   _ .
3 with his uncanny passing and   PorenSIC   Team
•   pair
Bob Blanchard and Steve Gill-
man, each figured in the scoring.
Blanchard tanked 16 scores while
Oilman canned eight. LloydTal-
bot notched 13 for the Reds.
The contest was handled just
like a regular game with toe
exception being the running of toe
.  The t!
it out of br
ormal 20-mlnute halves.
Ill POINTS, AND WITHOUT
IAURY TALBOT AND TOMMY
IcFERSON !!!
WOODS RADIATOR
SERVICE
Frosh Dribblers Will
Play 24 Game Slate
Will Compete
club will participate ln tho West¬
ern Speech Association Tourna¬
ment to bo held Nov. 26-28.
Tho tournament wUl be held
at Idaho State University.
Representing Fresno State
College will be Larry Cole, Art
Tindlll, Ellzebeth Moore, Pat
Harvey and Pete Squires.
Members wUl compete ln de¬
bate, Impromptu speaking, ex¬
temporaneous speaking, inter¬
pretative   reading   and original
The Western Speech Assocla-
and was held at FSC in 1961. Sixtj
to 70 colleges and universities
from toe western states have been
nvlted to participate.
New Caprilo
Motorcycle
SELL or TRADE (For Car)
EDDIE'S 3ftrro SUPPLY
Body Shop
24-Hour
Towing Service
Nov. 25
Modesto Junior College
Modesto
Dec.   1
Modesto Junior College
Fresno
Dec.   5
Intcr-squad game
Dec. 11
Gavllan College
Holllster
Dec. 12
San Francisco State Frosh
San Francisco
Coalinga College
Dec. 19
Castle Air Force Base
Univ. of Pacific Frosh
Stockton
Porterville College
Inter-squad game
Jan. 15
Merced College
Inter-squad game
Jan. 19
PortervUIe
Jan. 29
Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo) Frosh
Univ. of PacUlc Frosh
Feb.   2
Coalinga College
Coalinga
Feb.   5
Castle Air Force Base
Feb.   6
Cal Poly (Pomona) Frosh
Feb.   9
Merced College
Feb. 12
Los Angeles State Frosh
Los Angeles
Feb. 13
San Fernando Valley Frosh
San Fernando
Feb. 19
Inter-squad game
Fresno
Feb. 20
Pacific CoUege
Feb. 26
Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo) Frosh
San Luis Obispo
9 Accessories
e Lubrication
• Atlas Tires
and Batteries
We Give
BLUE CHIP STAMPS
FRESNO,  CALIF.
200 MILE
Late Model
STOCK CAR
PARNELLI JONES
Qualifying 10 to 4
Billy Vukovich   Memorial
Sat. Nov. 28
SUN. Aft. 2:00  NOV. 29
HANFORD    Speedway
8th and Idaho
School Bus Safety
Legislation Pushed
LOS ANGELES (UPI)-Super-
vlsor Kenneth Hahn plans to lead
a campaign by toe county to seek
a new state law requiring school
bus drivers to wear safety seat
belts at all times.
Hahn said Monday toe proposed
legislation ls part of an Intensi¬
fied project to determine if seat
belts should be requested for
chUdren   on   all   school buses.
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No campus wardrobe is complete
without a selection of Arrow Banlort
knits for active sports or just
relaxing. Come in to see this new
luxury collection of knits. Specially
designed for the man of action.
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Election Petitions
Due In Today
Friday, November 20, 1964
Today at 4 PM toe deadline will
fall for returning election petl-
tlons   to toe Student
Three of toe 23 offices at
Sigma Chi
Sweetheart
Tea Slated
The third and final Sigma Chi
Sweetheart Tea wUl be hold Sun¬
day from 2-4 PM at toe Sigma
Chi Fraternity House.
Fifteen seml-ftoallsts will at¬
tend the Informal affair, and,
following
ties, fraternity
vote for their choice and toe
field will be narrowed to Ave.
The five finalists wUl be toe
fraternity's guest for dinner
Monday night when toe final vote
will be taken.
The name of the new Sweetheart
of Sigma Chi wUl be announced
at toe Sweetheart Dance Nov. 28.
The dance, for fraternity mem¬
bers and their dates, wUl beheld
at toe Elk's Club on Kings Can¬
yon Road from 8-12 PM.
:  Rich,
Tho seml-ftoallsts are Bobbie
Cate, Junior social science ma¬
jor; Gay Price, freshman English
major; Donna Kinney, psychology
major; Cheryl Spurgeon, sopho¬
more physical education major;
and Martha Klnley, freshman
general education major.
EUen Davis, freshman art ma¬
jor; Marcla Hales, freshman gen¬
eral educaUon major; Jayne
Deck, freshman general educa¬
tion major; Charlene Robertson,
freshman speech correcUon ma¬
jor; and Candace Yockey, fresh¬
man social welfare major.
Jan Yockum, freshman EngUsh
major; Janet Johnson, Junior
English major; Bridged Colleen,
freshman general education ma¬
jor; Karen PurseU, sophomore
general educaUon major; Linda
Barnes, freshman nursing major;
and JuUe Giordano, Junior homo
najor.
yesterday. They are toe
Women Students' of¬
fices of treasurer, historian and
election manager.
Five offices are being sought
by only one student each. They
aro toe AWS president; toe senior
class offices of vice-president,
secretary-treasurer and social
chairman; and toe Junior class
vice-president.
Lowest turnout of candidates
was from the senior class wlto
one petitioner each for vice-
president,   secretary-treasurer
The freshmen were best repre¬
sented wlto four candidates for
each of toe three offices.
Four student body offices are
to be filled. They are vice-pres¬
ident, secretary-treasurer,
women's legislative commis¬
sioner and atoletlcs commission¬
er. Also up for election ls toe
office of commissioner of toe
proposed coUege union.
A 2.25 grade point average and
the completion of at least 45 units
are required of applicants for
these positions.
Students petitioning for senior
class offices must have complet¬
ed 84 units by  the end of tols
ALL  THE WAY TO SAN JOSE -- The BuUdogs be purchased ln toe Student President's Office al
will face toe San Jose State Spartans tomorrow 33.50 each untU 5 PM today. ThebuswUl leave al
night and a rooters bus fUled wlto FSC fans wUl 3 PM tomorrow from too Laboratory School an<
be making toe trek to led moral support to toe wUl return Immediately following toe game.
BuUdogs' hoped-for bite. Tickets for toe bus may  ^	
Bulldogs Head North For
Fray With Rugged San Jose
j KRIKORIAN
ttle   San   Jose   State  College will be out to hit toe .500 per-
ln Spartan Stadium. centage.
Realizing that a triumph wUl The Shaw avenue eleven, lm- The Bulldogs have been rocked
hLke their seasonal record Into presslve ln last week's trouncing by toe flu bug tols week with
toe realm of respectlbUlty, toe of toe Unlverlslty of toe Pac- Levi Owens, Ed Kaiser and Walt
Bulldogs trek north tomorrow to lflc, have a 4-5 season mark and Yarbrough all down wlto the sick¬
ness. LuckUy, according to Coach
Phil Krueger, Owens wUl defin¬
itely play.
•This has been one of our
worst practice weeks* said Krue¬
ger. *The boys have been both¬
ered by injuries throughout toe
week and that has made for some
dispirited drills.*
The Prune City squad ls "com¬
parable to San Diego State,* says
Krueger. Bulldog fans certain¬
ly hope not!
San Jose's offense will dis¬
play such weapons as quarter¬
back Ken Berry, a top runner
and passer, and a pair of speed-
burning halfbacks, Bobby Bonds
and John Travis.
same barrage that took apart
UOP-Ron Melton, Jimmy Long,
Doyle Keith, and
WEATHER
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COTTON LESSON for President Frederic W. Ness   100 valley high school e
and FSC Maid of Cotton Diana Raymond ls given   for toe seventh annua
by  Eugene  A. Egan, right, vice president -of . sponsored by the agronomy department and Pro-
Broducers Cotton OU Company. Cotton boll- are  ducers.
one of the items that will be Judged by more than ______
Weather will continue fair and
cold, wlto patches of morning fog
through Saturday. High today, 62
degrees; low tonight, 31. Slightly
warmer Saturday with light to
.  genUe winds.
Four Preps To
Make Fresno
Appearance
The Four Preps, nationally-
known vocal group, wUl_appear
In Fresno Dec. 8, sponsored"by
toe Popular Arts Committee.
Tickets for too 8:30 PM show,
ln toe Roosevelt High School
Auditorium, went on sale today
to toe Student President's Office
and at the Hockett-Cowan Box
Office on too Fulton Mall.
All seats for the performance
are reserved, and tickets are $2
to $3.50. Students and faculty
members are eligible for a 50-
cent discount.
The Four Preps was formed ln
1955 at Hollywood High School
and by 1957 the group was toe
youngest vocal organization re¬
cording for a major record label
The foUowlng year toe group
cut its first mUllon seller, 26
MUes. Other hit records Include
Big Man, Down By The Station
and Lazy Summer Night.
The quartet has appeared on
national television shows, In¬
cluding four Ed Sullivan pro¬
grams, and has performed at
several night clubs.
Tokalon Fetes
Mrs. Ness
Mrs. Frederic Ness, wife of
toe president of Fresno State
College, wUl be toe guest of
honor at toe Sunday evening meet¬
ing of Tokalon, upper division
women's service organization.
The pot luck dinner wUl start
at 6:30 PM to toe home of Susan
Hunter, 221 E. Simpson.
Plans for toe annual Candy
Cane Sale, to be launched Mon¬
day, will be discussed.
Other guests at toe meeting
wUl be several International stu¬
dents, Mrs. James B. Fisher,
president of toe Fresno Tokalon
Alumni Association; Mrs. Ruth
D. Waterman, professor
emeritus of physical education
and former Tokalon sponsor; and
Miss  Saundra Speers, Tokalon